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Do you know? Gerbera gossypina and hairy gerbera daisies describe the same plant species. You can see its unique appearance through its fluffy or hairy leaves. These daisies have become more famous for their unusual beauty when you compare them with other gerbera species. Before we get to know about its natural appearance, we have … Read more
Corn poppy is commonly known as Corn Flower Poppy / common Poppy / Papaver Rhoeas / Wild Poppy. Corn Poppy is a widely spread weed of a poppy plant, corn Poppy is an edible plant and has a positive correlation with human health, corn Poppy is also grown for decorative purposes in gardens. Corn Poppy … Read more
Today we will discuss Trifolium repens commonly known as white clover. So white clover is in the pea family, Fabaceae and it’s in the genus Trifolium. So it has, three folium leaves and if you look at the three leaves you’ll see the three bright green triangles, and that will help take you into this … Read more
Crassula umbella also known as wine cup plant or wineglass plant is from succulent species and belongs to the Crassulaceae family. Crassula umbella originates from the Cape Province of South Africa. This plant grabs the attention of Gardner for its unique appearance. The name “Wine cup or wineglass plant” is derived from its leaf shape. … Read more
Dictamnus albus is most commonly named as a gas plant but people call it a burning bush, fraxinella, dittany, or Mooseksenpalavapensas. Dictamnus albus is a perennial herbaceous plant native to Europe and Asia. It is from the citrus family Rutaceae. You can get it from any local botanical garden, under its Latin name of Dictamnus … Read more
Introducing Whale Fin Sansevieria In today’s blog, I will discuss the whale fin sansevieria which is also known as Sansevieria Masoniana or Mason’s Congo, but these plants are super cool they’re native to central Africa where very close to the equator. So it’s very hot very dry. Whale fin sansevieria gets their name from the … Read more
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